After receiving a Money Bill passed by the National Assembly, within what period may the Senate make recommendations on it?
Correct answer: B. Fourteen days
- A. Seven days
- B. Fourteen days
- C. Twenty-one days
- D. Thirty days
Explanation
Under Article 73, the Senate may make recommendations on a Money Bill within fourteen days. Since a Money Bill originates in the National Assembly, the Senate's role is recommendatory rather than equal to that of the National Assembly.
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